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Mayor Bailey Holds Three Coronado Town Hall Meetings

Orange Ave Improvements, Building Projects, Undergrounding Discussed at City Council Meeting

Potential Housing Sites, Lawn Bowling Enhancements, and Relinquishment Discussed at Council Meeting

City Council Talks Community Grants, Relinquishment, and New Transportation Program

City Manager Discusses Impact of SR75 Relinquishment on Coronado Businesses

City Council: Caltrans Relinquishment, Sea Level Rise, Cultural Arts Commission

Caltrans Relinquishment and RHNA Dominate City Council Meeting

City Council Approves New Parking and Caltrans Relinquishment Study

Council to Discuss Budget Priorities and Social Media

Coronado & Relinquishment of Highways 75 and 282

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